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After recoding contra-indicative items, the scores on the six items were added up and a higher score represented a more extensive search and selection behaviour in the care process, that is: more active choice behaviour.

Tesco disposed of its Fresh & Easy shops in 2013 after the small convenience stores focused on healthy foods proved unpopular with US shoppers more used to extensive choice.

Even today, when our choices are far more extensive, the situation remains the same.

Individuals rated agricultural landscapes in terms of beauty quite highly but given a choice prefer traditional more extensive farming landscapes over more modern intensive farming landscapes.

For more extensive, and free, trail descriptions, a good choice is Gorp.com, an adventure travel Web site that is owned by Away.com (which also operates OutsideOnline, the Web site of Outside magazine).

Choices for reds seem far more extensive than for whites.

The setting used in the present study (i.e., operant panels placed inside experimental cages) has the potential to be adapted and used in more extensive ways, for permanent monitoring of subjects' operant-choices and spontaneous (social and nonsocial) behaviour.

Better and more extensive facilities for photoreduction and copying, improved light tables, and a wider choice of drafting materials and instruments have served to facilitate compilation.

In patients who fail to respond to skin-directed therapy or have more extensive lesions, the addition of biological response modifiers is the accepted therapeutic choice.

Open surgery for reflux is a treatment choice for high-grade reflux, particularly when the reflux is associated with more extensive abnormalities of the ureter or bladder.

Thus, the involvement in intertemporal choice of the OFC is more limited, and the involvement of the HPC more extensive, than previously thought.